March 1930 | The Labor Movement in South Africa |
April 1930 | The Durban “Raid” in South Africa |
February 1932 | A Shanghai View on Chinese Events |
December 1933 | The New Danger of War in the Far East (as Lucifer) |
January 1934 | Japan Moves Toward War Against the Soviet Union (as Lucifer) |
May 1934 | Under the Iron Heel of Chiang Kai Shek (as Lucifer) |
January 1935 | The Peasants’ War in China (as Harold Isaacs) |
December 1935 | Minutes of the Provisional Committee of the Communist League of China (Bolshevik-Leninists) |
Early 1936 | In the Dark of Night the C.I. Prepares the New Betrayal for China |
September 1937 | China Defense Sags, Fear Masses |
September 1937 | Japan Admits Long Fight Ahead to Conquer China |
September 1937 | Save U.S. Business in China, Is C.P. Appeal |
October 1937 | New Stalinist Frame-up Hits China ‘Trotskyists’ |
October 1937 | Reveals U.S. Interests in China (as Lucifer) |
November 1937 | Chiang Kai-Shek Will Not Release Peasant Masses for War Against Japan |
November 1937 | Shanghai’s Fall Shows Urgent Need of Mass Action to Stop Japan |
November 1937 | Stalinists Betray China Struggle by ‘New Line’ (as Lucifer) |
December 1937 | Nanking’s Fall Ends First Phase of War |
December 1937 | Panay Incident Unmasks Aims of Imperialism |
January 1938 | The Communist League of China |
January 1938 | End of the Chinese Soviets |
January 1938 | The War In The Far East and the Revolutionary Perspective |
March 1938 | A Liberal in China |
March 1938 | Stalin Saves Rakovsky for New Frame-up Trial |
July 1938 | Gang Disrupts Astoria SWP Rally; Cops Look On |
January 1939 | After the Fall of Wuhan |
March 1939 | Press Clipping: Chinese Detained – Communist Propaganda in Hongkong |
August 1940 | Memory of Trotsky (as CEC, Communist League of China) Letter to Comrade Natalia Trotsky |
February 1941 | Chiang Kai-shek and the Stalinists (series) |
February 1941 | Lessons and Perspectives of the Sino-Japanese War |
March 1941 | American Intervention in China (Resolution of the EC of the Fourth International, written with Harold Isaacs) |
March 1941 | Chiang Kai-shek Moves Against 8th Route Army |
March 1941 | The New Fourth Army’s Fate |
August 1942 | Chen Tu-hsiu: Chinese Revolutionist |
January 1944 | The Far East: Facts and Falsehoods |
February 1944 | Japan Faces The Abyss: I. The Distinguishing Features of Japan’s Economic Life |
March 1944 | Japan Faces The Abyss: II. Conditions in Large-Scale Industry and Agriculture |
April 1944 | Japan Faces The Abyss: III. The Revolutionary Perspectives |
May 1944 | May Day 1944 (as Ralph Graham) |
August 1944 | Leon Trotsky: Revolutionary Teacher of the Colonial Peoples |
February 1945 | Vigilante Terror Aimed at Japanese-Americans (as Ralph Graham) |
March 1945 | Race Terrorism on West Coast Goes Unchecked (as Ralph Graham) |
March 1945 | Report of an Honest War Correspondent (review) |
May 1945 | Allied Censorship Is Worldwide (as Ralph Graham) |
May 1945 | Allied Powers Prepared to Impose Harsh “Peace” upon Ruined Europe (as Ralph Graham) |
May 1945 | Backstage Deals at San Francisco Parley |
May 1945 | Conference at San Francisco Will Not Ensure Future Peace for the People |
May 1945 | International Rivalries Grow Following Defeat of Germany (as Ralph Graham) |
June 1945 | British Workers Break Coalition with Churchill (as Ralph Graham) |
June 1945 | Imperialist Program for the Orient |
June 1945 | New Factors in Relations Between Allies and Kremlin |
October 1945 | War Guilt in the Pacific |
February 1946 | In Memoriam – Chen Chi-chang (obituary) |
June 1946 | US Militarists Plan Frightful “Germ” Warfare (as Ralph Graham) |
June 1946 | U.S. Non-Intervention Pledge Violated in China Civil War |
July 1946 | China After World War II |
July 1946 | Paris “Peace” Conference Is Step to World War III (as Ralph Grahan) |
August 1946 | The Big Four at Paris |
August 1946 | Chiang Uses American Arms in War on People of China |
August 1946 | Two Books on the Soviet Union (review, as Ralph Graham) |
August 1946 | Yenan Mobilizes For War; Wall Street Backs Chiang |
October 1946 | Behind the Scenes of World War II (review, as Ralph Graham) |
October 1946 | The Vatican in World Affairs |
December 1948 | Chinese Stalinist Program Discussed by Far East Expert (letter) |
February 1949 | The Kuomintang Faces Its Doom |
January 1951 | China: A World Power |
Fall 1956 | An Old China Hand Tells His Story (review, as John Liang) |
Spring 1957 | “Hands Off” Except For – (review, as John Liang) |
Summer 1957 | Paranoia, Yes; But Still a Genius (review, as John Liang) |
Fall 1957 | Chinese and Russian Relations (review, as John Liang) |
Spring 1958 | The Experts Report on the New China (review, as John Liang) |
Spring 1958 | Geniuses at Work (review, as John Liang) |
Summer 1958 | The Paradox of Colombia (review, as John Liang) |
Spring 1959 | Which Road for Japan? (review, as John Liang) |
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